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**About Peruvian Flavors**Nestled in Hurricane, UT, Peruvian Flavors invites guests to embark on a culinary journey through authentic Peruvian and delightful Venezuelan cuisine. Known for its vibrant flavors, the menu features standout dishes like ceviche, aji de gallina, and arepas, each crafted with fresh ingredients that elevate traditional recipes. The warm, familial atmosphere and attentive service enhance the dining experience, ensuring that every meal is memorable. With a commitment to quality and authenticity, Peruvian Flavors is perfect for both locals and visitors seeking genuine tastes that celebrate South American heritage. From savory entrees to indulgent desserts, every bite speaks of passion and tradition.
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Peruvian Flavors
Welcome to Peruvian Flavors, a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Hurricane, Utah. This family-owned restaurant is not just a dining spot; it's an adventurous journey into the rich and vibrant world of Peruvian cuisine. Situated at 68 W State St and easily reachable at +1 435-703-6216, Peruvian Flavors is the go-to destination for those seeking authentic flavors and warm hospitality.
As soon as you step inside, you are welcomed by a cozy atmosphere that reflects the culture and warmth of Peru. The heart of their menu lies in delicious, traditional dishes that promise to take your taste buds on an unforgettable journey. The standout among their offerings is the Bistec A Lo Pobre, a Peruvian-style steak topped with a fried egg, served alongside fragrant rice and crispy French fries, all for just US$19.90. Each bite informs you about the richness of South American flavors, perfectly balanced with the delightful textures of the ingredients.
Another must-try is the Ceviche Peruano, where raw fish comes to life, delicately cured in lime juice and seasoned with a medley of spices, garlic, onions, cilantro, and celery for US$20.90. Its refreshing taste is an essential experience for anyone looking to dive deep into Peruvian gastronomy.
Beyond the Peruvian classics, the restaurant also pays homage to Venezuelan plates, like Pabellon Criollo - a comforting ensemble of shredded beef, black beans, rice, and plantains for just US$14.90. The Arepas, with their customizable fillings for US$16.80, showcase the versatility of South American dough operations. Each dish comes out hot, fresh, and full of flavor, echoing the sentiments shared by customers like Jonathan Kewin who praised the variety and excellence of the menu.
Let's not forget the drinks! Quench your thirst with an authentic Inka Cola for US$2.40, or try the refreshing Juice Nectar, known to complement the spices perfectly.
The rave reviews reflect the restaurant's commitment to quality and service. Customers like Mira Serrill-Robins highlight the reasonable prices without skimping on taste. Layla Layali’s experience with the ceviche and aji de gallina emphasizes just how delightful their meals can be. The family atmosphere lends a personal touch that makes each visit memorable and genuine.
In summary, Peruvian Flavors is not merely a restaurant; it is a celebration of South American culinary tradition, inviting you to savor the authentic flavors and the love put into every dish. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor to the area, this dining experience will undoubtedly leave you with a lasting impression. Come hungry and leave happy!
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“ The food was excellent! The flavoring profile was spot on and they had a variety of cuisine options to choose from on their menu. The service was great along with the staff being knowledgeable on the cuisines. I would highly recommend this restaurant if you’re new to town or just visiting and are in the mood for some authentic Peruvian cuisine. They have a small selection of Venezuelan cuisine as well which is also excellent! ”
“ Very small family own but the food is amazing. They open later in the area which is a plus. Everything tasted so good. Blew us away with the flavors. ”
“ Great place to have your fix of Peruvian food. The service is great and the food very flavorful and good amounts. Overall a great experience. ”
“ Fantastic meal in Hurricane, probably our favorite during several days in the area of Zion National Park. Very reasonably priced. Everything we tried was good: limo Salgado, chicken Milanesa, another steak dish with beans and plantains, and the chicha Miranda drink. Friendly and helpful staff made up of a family. When you order they disappeared into the kitchen and made the food fresh. It was ready within 15 minutes. There’s a small parking lot right next to it. ”
“ Kind and caring serves. Awesome food. I tried the ceviche and the “aji de gallina”. Soooo good. ”
“ I have walked by this place many times and it always seemed slow. I kept saying that I wanted to try it at some point and I’m so glad that I did today! I had the Bistec A Lo Pobre (Peruvian steak, fried egg, rice, sauteed onion and peppers on house made fries) and it was so incredible! Everything was seasoned marvelously and I definitely plan to go back. Please support this magnificent restaurant and family!!! ”
“ Came here for dinner after hiking and it was one of the only restaurants still open after 9. Very clearly a mom and pop type of restaurant and the food showed. My wife and I got the steak saltado and they were absolutely delicious. Reminded me of when I first tried Peruvian food and how amazed I was at how good the food was. Also, the prices were absolutely reasonable given the prices of surrounding restaurants in the area. Highly recommend! ”
“ Low key place that has terrific food. The Arepa Reina Pepiada was absolutely fantastic. Best thing I ate on my 2 week trip around the southwest. ”